Pair of Art Nouveau Glass Carafes with Silver Mounts, Gaston Bardiés Paris, 1900

Two carafes made of clear glass with a conical body, a twelve-point, wavy thickened wall on the inside, decorated near the bottom with parallel cuts in a serrated shape, a bottom sta...

A pair of Art Nouveau glass decanters (Carafes) with silver mountings. Hallmarked: Mark WTB: Germany/Schwaebisch Gmuend, manufactory Wilhelm Binder, number 8329. Silver 800. Germ...

This stunning pair of French crystal carafes embodies the timeless elegance and sophistication associated with the style of Saint-Louis. Expertly crafted in the 20th century, these pieces feature intricate hand-cut starburst and diamond motifs, characteristic of fine French crystal work. Standing at an impressive height of 26 cm (10.2 inches), these carafes combine functionality with refined beauty. Their gracefully curved spouts and ergonomic handles make them ideal for serving beverages, while their exquisite patterns ensure they are just as captivating as decorative pieces. The bases are adorned with intricate starburst designs, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail. These crystal pitchers are perfect for collectors or anyone looking to enhance their home with a touch of French vintage charm...

Pair of silver metal ewers with floral decoration circa 1900 stamped WMF. In very good condition, some wear due to age. Measures: Diameter: base 10.5 cm Height: 33.5cm Weight: 2.5 Kg The foundation: Metallwarenfabrik Straub & Schweizer In 1853, mill owner Daniel Straub, together with the Schweizer brothers, established the Straub & Schweizer metal works in Geislingen with a workforce of 16 people. Only a few years later in 1862, Straub & Schweizer silver-plated tableware and serving dishes were awarded medals...